Cyber Cell: Kangana and her sister Rangoli need not come to a Police Station

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Cyber Cell: Kangana and her sister Rangoli need not come to a Police Station

The Cyber Cell has summoned actor Kangana Ranaut and her sister Rangoli to record their statements within a week, following an FIR filed against her by actor Hrithik Roshan in the BKC cyber cell..



Kangana's advocate Rizwan Siddiquee in reply to the Summons had then said: "No Police Officer can summon my client Ms. Kangana Ranaut or her sister Ms. Rangoli to any police station to record their statement as a witness under Section 160 of CRPC. The Witness summons sent to my client and her sister by the Police Officer is patently illegal."


Well, the Cyber Cell has beaten a slight retreat.

Advocate Rizwan Siddiquee informs, "The cops have now understood the provisions of law have duly and withdrawn their demand of my clients' (Kangana, Rangoli) presence at a police station, and have instead in a polite manner requested them to communicate the date, time and place as per their convenience so as to enable the concerned officer to visit them and record their statements.".



Adds Siddiquee, "My client Ms. Kangana Ranaut who has been a victim as per Mr. Hrithik Roshan's claim can only record her statement as a witness (victim) in the said matter, provided that the concerned Police Officer further follows the provisions of law, and duly hands over the copies of the F.I.R. and other related documents as demanded by us under the provisions of Section 76 of Indian Evidence Act 1872. I have sufficiently educated the concerned officer of my client's rights as has been provided by the Statute, as well as her duties as a Police Officer. We will now wait to see when would the concerned officer give us the required documents as has been legally demanded by me for and on behalf of my clients in exercise of their legal rights."


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